Most people have seen "The Matrix". Did you feel anything when you watched it? Have you ever noticed that we simply don't have the ability to tell what is real? It is not difficult to understand that what we see is what the brain sees, not what the eyes see. Experiments have shown that our brains cannot distinguish between memory and reality at all, and the neural responses of the two are the same. Since we can't judge, who knows whether what we see is the truth?
We have been educated in materialism for so many years, and we have been told repeatedly that the origin of the world is material and objective existence. Does that matter really exist objectively? The basic unit of matter is the atom, which is described as a nucleus surrounded by a cloud of electrons. But even the electrons and atomic nuclei do not exist objectively in that way. The electron cloud is only a distribution under a certain probability. Within the scope of the electron cloud, the electron has no certain position, and there is no causal trajectory to be found. It doesn't exist anywhere when we're not looking at it, it's just a "possibility" that pops up somewhere when we're looking. This is what "Schrödinger's cat" is trying to say. It's us, we use our observations to choose the way it exists. What about atomic nuclei? The same thing is something that appears and disappears suddenly. Where do electrons and nuclei go when they disappear? have no idea. By the way, this is quantum physics, the science of possibilities. What quantum physics tells us is that the world is essentially empty, with infinite possibilities, but nothing at all. It is our choice to make it exist the way it is now. Is this idealism? If so, then quantum physics justifies idealism.
The real world is essentially empty, and we simply don't have access to anything we think we can. why? Because the charge formed by the electrons pushes each other away before the two objects touch.
Reality does not exist objectively, nor is it created by God, it is our own choice. So why do we always feel so small and powerless to change reality? It's not that we can't, but we are so fascinated by our habits that we simply don't believe we can. Why do many religions pay attention to the sincerity of the heart? Because then we can focus our will to change reality.
We create reality, and of course we can change ourselves. How does our mind work? It is a network of neurons that forms a certain connection. If we are always immersed in a certain emotion, then a certain connection method is fixed for a long time, which is character. The function of the hypothalamus, a part of our brain, is to make various peptides. Our emotional feelings are sensed by these peptides being captured by receptors in cells throughout the body. From this point of view, the role of emotions is exactly the same as that of drugs (such as drugs), which are biochemical processes of peptides captured by cellular sensors. If the cell always captures the same peptide, it shrinks, it becomes less sensitive, and a larger amount of the peptide is needed to achieve the same stimulus. This process is addiction, and addiction to drugs is the same as being indulged in some kind of negative emotion. How does the human body age? Because cells lose their ability to sense.
See, we create reality, we can change reality, and we can change ourselves. Knowing this, what reason do we have for not letting negativity go away?
Having said so much, in fact, I didn't understand it very well, I just saw it in the movie. If my words make you more confused, then take an hour and a half to watch this movie, maybe your life will be better because of this hour and a half!
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